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Environmental Values
is an international peer-reviewed journal that critically examines the diverse roles that values and conceptions of value play in understanding how human beings can and do relate to the natural environment and other species. The journal has three disciplinary pillars: Environmental philosophy; ecological economics and critical social science. We also publish transdisciplinary critical analysis, including work in environmental politics; degrowth; cultural geography and environmental humanities. We encourage submissions that aim to clarify and critically reflect on the relationship between concrete practical concerns and fundamental underlying principles or assumptions. We do not publish purely empirical work in the social or natural sciences.
• Subscription Journal: Print and Online since 1992 (SAGE, JSTOR)ISSN: 0963-2719 (print) 1752-7015 (online).
Tom Greaves, University of East Anglia
Norman Dandy, The Wildlife Trust for Birmingham and the Black Country, UK
Environmental Values has a Journal Impact Factor (2023) of 2.2 (Journal Citation Reports™ from Clarivate, 2024).
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